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Now we've talked before about the differences in lockdown

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we're going to take a look closer to home.

What is the impact?

What's the lockdown like, what are the politics of

coronavirus in this disunited kingdom. Boris Johnson might be Prime Minister of

the UK, but on health at least he's leading England only with Nicholas Sturgeon Mark

Drakeford and Arlene Foster doing their own thing in Scotland, Wales and Northern

Ireland respectively so here to give an insight into what is happening in the four corners of the country

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